Are You Interested In A Guy, But You Find Yourself Confused By His Behavior?

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    You plan all activities and he may or may not engage.

    • Every activity is a group activity.
    • Most dates are just the two of us.
    • Alone time is at my apartment.
    • There are no public activities.
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Are you interested in a guy, but you find yourself confused by his behavior? Many times, you can overanalyze each gesture and word causing an enhanced amount of confusion. Also, there are times when fantasy and desire cloud the clear signs that he just may not be that into you. The following quiz will guide you through to clarity.

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  • 2. 
    Is he always spontaneous or does he plan time with you? - ProProfs

    Is he always spontaneous or does he plan time with you?

    • He surprises you with time with him after his other plans get cancelled

    • He plans activities and schedules time with you.

    • He never plans anything and always suggest you, “play things by ear”.

    • You plan all activities and he may or may not engage.

    Correct Answer
    A. He never plans anything and always suggest you, “play things by ear”.
    Explanation
    This answer suggests that the person being referred to never makes plans and prefers to go with the flow, suggesting to "play things by ear" instead. This implies that he is spontaneous rather than someone who plans activities and schedules time with the other person.

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  • 3. 

    What behavior is a common sign that a guy may like you?

    • He avoids eye contact and keeps conversations short.

    • He only talks to you about the weather or general news.

    • He goes out of his way to help you and pays attention to your needs.

    • He never smiles when you are around.

    Correct Answer
    A. He goes out of his way to help you and pays attention to your needs.
    Explanation
    When a guy likes you, he's likely to go out of his way to help you because he wants to be involved in your life and show his support. He will also pay close attention to what you say and your needs, often remembering details that you might not expect him to recall. This attentiveness is a strong indicator of interest.

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  • 4. 
    Are responses generic and short? - ProProfs

    Are responses generic and short?

    • His responses detailed and indicative of a true conversation.

    • His responses are brief and aloof.

    • His responses are generic and could be responses for anything as opposed to specific to the conversation.

    • He doesn’t respond.

    Correct Answer
    A. His responses are generic and could be responses for anything as opposed to specific to the conversation.
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "His responses are generic and could be responses for anything as opposed to specific to the conversation." This answer is supported by the statement that his responses are generic and not specific to the conversation. It implies that his responses lack depth and do not contribute to a meaningful conversation.

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  • 5. 
    Does he have more excuses than the Nile is long? - ProProfs

    Does he have more excuses than the Nile is long?

    • Every conversation riddled with excuses as to why he can’t hang out or come over.

    • He’s open and honest about everything.

    • Only when the weekend nears does he has several excuses.

    • We don’t talk enough for him to give me excuses.

    Correct Answer
    A. Every conversation riddled with excuses as to why he can’t hang out or come over.
    Explanation
    The given correct answer is "Every conversation riddled with excuses as to why he can't hang out or come over." This answer aligns with the information provided in the question, where it is mentioned that every conversation with him is filled with excuses for not being able to hang out or come over. This suggests that he frequently comes up with excuses to avoid spending time together.

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  • 6. 
    Is contact consistent or sporadic? - ProProfs

    Is contact consistent or sporadic?

    • Contact is consistent.

    • It takes him days to reply to a text or voicemail.

    • Contact is only consistent if he’s bored during the week.

    • Contact becomes sporadic on the weekends only

    Correct Answer
    A. It takes him days to reply to a text or voicemail.
    Explanation
    The correct answer is that contact is consistent. This is because even though it takes him days to reply to a text or voicemail, the statement also mentions that contact is only consistent if he's bored during the week. This implies that there is still regular communication happening, albeit with delayed responses. Additionally, the statement clarifies that contact becomes sporadic only on the weekends, further indicating that contact is consistent during other times.

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  • 7. 
    Is he always distracted? - ProProfs

    Is he always distracted?

    • You are constantly repeating things to him each time you talk or spend time together.

    • He takes over the conversation mid-sentence as you speak.

    • No. He is very attentive and asks pointed questions throughout the conversation.

    • Hard to tell because we tend to be in places that are crowded and loud.

    Correct Answer
    A. You are constantly repeating things to him each time you talk or spend time together.
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "You are constantly repeating things to him each time you talk or spend time together." This answer is supported by the statement that the person being referred to takes over the conversation mid-sentence as you speak. This behavior suggests that he is not fully attentive and may not be fully processing what is being said to him, leading to the need for constant repetition.

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  • 8. 
    Are most or all your conversations about him and no one else? - ProProfs

    Are most or all your conversations about him and no one else?

    • No, the conversations evenly alternate between he and I both being the central focus.

    • Every conversation is about him, his interests, his goals, his life, etc.

    • Every so often we talk about me or his friends.

    • We don’t talk other than to set up times to meet.

    Correct Answer
    A. Every conversation is about him, his interests, his goals, his life, etc.
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "Every conversation is about him, his interests, his goals, his life, etc." This answer is supported by the statement that "Every conversation is about him, his interests, his goals, his life, etc." This implies that the majority, if not all, of the conversations revolve around him and his personal matters.

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  • 9. 
    Does he need to be drunk to call? - ProProfs

    Does he need to be drunk to call?

    • Every time he calls, it is late at night and he’s always hammered.

    • He doesn’t drink.

    • He calls late at night, but he is not drunk.

    • He only texts when drunk and want to sext.

    Correct Answer
    A. Every time he calls, it is late at night and he’s always hammered.
    Explanation
    The answer suggests that the person in question needs to be drunk in order to make phone calls. This is supported by the statement that every time he calls, it is late at night and he is always drunk. The fact that he doesn't drink and that he only texts when drunk and wants to sext further reinforces the idea that being drunk is a requirement for him to make phone calls.

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  • 10. 
    Does he cancel plans at the last minute? - ProProfs

    Does he cancel plans at the last minute?

    • He never cancels.

    • He sometimes cancels at the last minute.

    • He cancels several days in advance.

    • He always cancels last minute.

    Correct Answer
    A. He always cancels last minute.
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "He always cancels last minute." This means that he consistently cancels plans at the last minute, indicating a pattern of behavior where he frequently changes or cancels plans shortly before they are scheduled to occur.

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